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Damascus house reminds of a British woman's love story
On Jane's background, Mrs. Lovell said that Jane had spent her entire life in huge houses and palaces being spoiled and waited on by dozens of servants. Life for her in the black tents was very different. And even though she was wife of a Sheikh, she still had to learn from the women how to milk camels and sheep, how to cook for Medjuel over an open fire, how to make a home of their tent, and to fetch the water and gather firewood. The thing that first won for Jane the respect of the tribe was her immense knowledge of horses, something that was very important to the men.
Syria, History, 4/24/1999
15 international companies want to merchandise Aida 99
The administration of Egyptian Opera has received requests from 15 international companies to merchandise parties for Opera Aida 99, presented in the pyramid region in October.
Egypt, Culture, 4/23/1999
French experts take part in renovating Sakara pyramid
The permanent committee for Egyptian antiquities, chaired by Dr. Gab Allah Ali Gab Allah, the secretary general of the Supreme Council for Antiquities, has agreed upon the participation of French experts in renovating the hole located in the southern entrance of the pyramid at Sakara, which is considered to be the oldest pyramid in Egypt.
Egypt-France, Culture, 4/23/1999
King Abdullah Bin Hussein's visit to Damascus
the visit of Jordan's King Abdullah to Syria will open a new "page" in relations between Syria and Jordan.
Regional-Jordan, Analysis, 4/22/1999
Dialogue in the Saudi society on women's role
A high-ranking Saudi official who refused to be identified has asserted that Saudi Arabia is working to expand the volume of interaction and cooperation with women.
Saudi Arabia, Culture, 4/22/1999
Egyptian - Polish project for rescuing Queen Hatshpsut's temple
Egypt-Poland, Culture, 4/22/1999
OIC concludes meetings
Delegations from four countries in the Organization of the Islamic Conference concluded meetings yesterday in Jeddah, deciding on a number of important recommendations concerning the main issues of Islamic interest.
4/22/1999
Lebanese resistance attacks Israeli forces
Israeli forces on Wednesday resumed shelling the towns adjacent to the occupied part of south Lebanon. The Israeli artillery located in al-Zafata shelled al-Rafe mount and the course of al-Zahrani river in al-Tuffah district.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 4/22/1999
Italian carrier loses corpse of Moroccan man
Morocco, Local, 4/21/1999
Mysterious Spanish Jet Set Ablaze Near Rabat
Morocco-Spain, Local, 4/21/1999
Egyptian parliament to cancel law permitting rapists to escape punishment
The Egyptian People Assembly (parliament) agreed to cancel "article 291" of penalties law which pardons from execution criminals in cases of kidnapping and rape if the criminal married his victim (legal marriage).
Egypt, Local, 4/21/1999
Armed group members killed in Algeria
The Algerian daily al-Chaab said on Tuesday that the Algerian security forces have killed four gunmen from the Armed Islamic Group in Ein Aden district of Sidi Bel Abbes province and their weapons were confiscated.
Algeria, Local, 4/21/1999
Christian sects in Egypt agree on unified law for personal status
Christian sects in Egypt agreed for the first time on a unified draft law for personal status that ends the disagreements regarding divorce and remarriage.
Egypt, Religion, 4/21/1999
Lebanon denies kidnapping of US journalist
Lebanon, Local, 4/21/1999
Israel build fortifications in Arnoun, aggression continues
Israeli occupation forces and the Lahd militias opened fire on a group of journalists who were covering the news of occupying the village of Arnoun outside the barbed wires surrounding the town
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 4/21/1999
Four journalists tried in Egypt
The Egyptian attorney general decided to raised a criminal case against four journalists working for the Egyptian Islamic paper of al-Shaab under accusations of "defaming and insulting."
Egypt, Judicial, 4/21/1999
Syria receives smuggled mosaics from Canada
The Syrian government has recently received 39 very valuable mosaic pieces, which are the first shipment of mosaics confiscated in Canada, into which the pieces entered illegally between the years 1990-1998.
Syria-Canada, Culture, 4/21/1999
French woman arrested in morocco possessing 11 kg cannabis
Morocco, Judicial, 4/21/1999
Morocco wins 1st Arab military parachuting championship
Regional, Sports, 4/21/1999
International Gymnastics Federation Officials in Morocco
Morocco-Regional, Sports, 4/21/1999
S 300 missiles for Libya
Libya-Russia, Military, 4/21/1999
Twinning agreement between Aleppo, Algerian universities
Syria-Algeria, Education, 4/21/1999
Israel escalates aggression against Lebanon
The Israeli occupation forces on Monday continued to launch attacks on areas adjacent to the occupied part of south Lebanon. Lebanese security sources said Israeli heavy artillery shelled the flow of al-Zaharani river and the outskirts of Jabaa town.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 4/20/1999
Israel permits small mosque in al-Nasera
An Israeli official said on Monday that Israel has permitted the building of "a small mosque" near al-Beshara church (the church of the annunciation) in al-Nasera (Nazareth), in the Galilee.
Israel, Local, 4/20/1999
Iraqi clash with US planes
The Iraqi ground defenses clashed with US planes that attacked the Iraqi lands coming from Turkey. This attack is considered the second of its kind since NATO attacked Serbia last month.
Iraq-Regional, Military, 4/20/1999
Bahrain - factory fire
Bahrain, Local, 4/20/1999
Evidence of ancient sulfur mining found in UAE
United Arab Emirates, Culture, 4/20/1999
Morocco and Spain to coordinate agriculture stands
Moroccan Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development and Fisheries Habib Malki starts this Tuesday a two-day working visit to Spain to enhance cooperation between the two neighboring countries in matters of agriculture and related sectors.
Morocco, Agriculture, 4/20/1999
Moroccan and Spanish courts sign cooperation accord
Morocco-Spain, Judicial, 4/20/1999
Qana massacre's third anniversary
At dawn April 11, 1996, Israel started brutal attacks against Lebanon. Explosions were heard everywhere, while Israeli warplanes were striking every village and town. It was a barbarous war by all means.
Lebanon-Israel, Editorial, 4/19/1999
Israeli attacks hit Lebanese civilians
On Sunday, Israel attacked Lebanese civilians in their houses in Arab Salim village and its warplanes carried out air raids against the village of Zibqin, adjacent to the occupied part of south Lebanon.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 4/19/1999
Arab higher education ministers meet in Riyadh today
During their three-day deliberations the conferees will discuss several topics on scientific research, and the challenges of the 21st century.
Regional, Education, 4/19/1999
Egyptian minister speaks on water problems
Regional-Egypt, Environment, 4/19/1999
Morocco's El Moaziz wins London marathon
Moroccan racer, Abdelkader El Moaziz, won on Sunday the London prestigious Flora Marathon. El Moaziz covered the 42 km-long distance in 2:07:57 ahead of Portuguese Antonio Pinto and Spanish Abel Anton.
Morocco, Sports, 4/19/1999
King of Morocco congratulates Muslim leaders on new Hegira year
Morocco, Religion, 4/19/1999
Syrian wrestlers win first position at Damascus International tournament
Syria, Sports, 4/19/1999
Nine banned Egyptian al-Jihad group members sentenced to death
Egypt, Judicial, 4/19/1999
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